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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1963

Page

8

Mathews Restores Confidence With Braver Braves Hit

Milwaukee Braves captain Eddie Mathews homered to pace a 3 0 win over the Houston Colts. The shot was his 10th of the season and 409th of his career as Denny Lemaster blanked Houston for his first shutout. Walker credits Mathews for regaining form after a midseason slump, with Bragan noting added dash from Gene Oliver ahead of a long road trip starting Friday.

Milwaukee Dixie Walker Milwaukee Braves Eddie Mathews Walker Mathews New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Denny Lemaster Lemaster Braves Bobby Bragan Gene Oliver St.Louis Cardinals Bragan

Twins Take First In Pee Wee Loop

In Berlin the undefeated Twins beat the Cards 21-18 in Pee Wee action while Angels defeated Pirates 21-9. In Midget League Indians topped Cubs 12-6 and Brave edged Yankees 14-13. Bartol led with four hits, Werch homered, and Verch Williams Bahr each had three. Cards hitters Hoffmann Michels added four hits. Michigan State’s 1887 baseball team spent $10 for twelve base balls and $2 for umpires.

Berlin Twins Angels Pirates Indians Cubs Brave Yankees Mike Bartol Jeff Verch Gary Williams Jim Bahr Werch Jeff Hoffman Mark Michels Hoffman John Timm Tom Curran Dale Williams

Montello Beats Kingston In Green Lake District Tourney

Montello dispatches Kingston 53 in a seven inning district tourney contest at Ripon Barlow Park. Kingston manage three runs on seven hits while Montello’s Johannes and O Malley drove in two, with Kingston held to five singles and extra base power carried the visitors to the win. Wallipun and Harcock meet next in the state finals push at Barlow Park.

RIPON Green Lake District Barlowstallies Park Monteilo Kingston Granite City Dave Roman Kingiston Montello Johannes O'Mal RBI Wallipun Harcock Barlow Park Kivegatem ABRH G. Plaganz Pook Plaganz I Schwarts L. Plaganz G Steinhaus Higetrand Schulz Kran Dihe O'Malley Zuenls PF Roman Salford Kendall Krinke Kingstan Mantetlo D. Romen L. Krinke

West Side Garage Tops Mills 6 3 For First in Berlin Softball

West Side Garage rallied for four unearned runs in the fifth inning to beat Mill's Standard Service 6 to 3 and seize first place in the Berlin Men's Softball League. Rick Malson delivered a bases loaded single as three Mill's errors helped turn the tide, with Larry Zarnott adding a two run homer in the sixth. Jim O'Hearn led Mill's with other hitters, while Bob Bella took the loss and Sy Kuklinski earned the win. Next league game pits Swinging Cellar against Sportsman Bar.

Berlin West Side Garage Mill Standard Service Rick Malson Larry Zarnott Jim O’hearn Dick Marks Jerry Bella Jim Nicholaison Bob Bella Sy Kuklinski Sportsman Bar

Foxes Split Wins Clinton Ups Midwest Lead

Clinton moved five games ahead after a 31 win over Quincy as Waterloo swept a doubleheader to tie Quad Cities for third. Dubuque won 5-4 in 10 innings and Wisconsin Rapids 7-2 in eight in extra innings. Cedar Rapids beat Fox Cities 84 and the Foxes dropped 6-2 to Cedar Rapids.

United Press International Clinton Waterloo Quincy Burlington Quad Cities Angels Dubuque Midwest League Decatur Allen Madison DeMatteis Wardle Wis Rapids Nord Blue Furtz Lieby Newton W-Lieby L-Blue Dubuque - Schrock Wisconsin Rapids- Ferrell Wis. Rapids Kuillian Vickery Lee Caldwell Pavich W-Kuillian L-Caldwell Morton Lienas Malchow Hathaway y-Malchow L-Morton Sherrod Faris Wenz Patum Rambo W-Wenz L-Sherrod Quad Clinton Oz Klages Barberie Edgerton and Lang W-Klages L-Edgerton Fox Cities Cedar Rapids Barrier King Campbell Farson Galligan and Martinez W - Galligan L - Barrier Curtis Ust Fox Cities US van Remms Turnjer Stinchcomb Kaseman W-Van Remmens L - Turner Lewandowski Grim Weghorn

Commission to Check Sonny Liston's Knee

Miami Beach boxing officials urged the World Boxing Association to certify Sonny Liston's knee injury is cured before he fights Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas next month. Commission head Fred Aaronson said Liston remains listed as champion in Miami Beach records and should be formally released before competing elsewhere. Liston cancelled a April bout with Patterson due to the knee injury.

Miami Beach Local Boxing Commission Fred Aaronson World Boxing Association Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson Las Vegas Aaronson Liston Patterson Jone WBA

Society For The Cruelty To Horse Players Emerges

A new organization named The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Horse Players forms to protest the heavy racing taxes. Leader Van Manshach proposes actions from Horseplayers Anonymous to highway sieges and license schemes, aiming to ease the betters' tax burden and preserve a chance to gamble.

U.S. Pat Oscar Fraley UPI New York Society For the Prevention of ald!Fearless Jong van Manshach Beau Brummel Juoge Van Iines

Ford Lotus Success on USAC Circuit and Indy Return

Ford plans two Lotus Fords for the United States Auto Club racing series and a return to the Indianapolis 300 mile race next year with an improved overhead cam engine. Jimmy Clark and Dan Gurney will pilot the Lotus Fords at Milwaukee on August 16 and Trenton on August 22, as Ford aims to field cars from Clark and Gurney, including a repaired qualifying car.

Detroit UPI Ford Motor Co United States Indianapolis Jimmy Clark Dan Gurney Milwaukee Trenton X.J Donald N. Frey Ford Indianapolis Brickyard Clark Lotus Ford Gurney

Five Americans Win Openers At Wimbledon Tennis Tests

Openers in Wimbledon seen by UPI report as Dennis Ralston leads a group of five Americans advancing past the first round. Others advancing include Herb Flam Eli Hoogs Ed Rubinoff and Jacek Frost while several U S rivals were eliminated on opening day.

Wimbledon England Chuck McKinley St. Ann Fve Dennis Ralston Bakersfield Calif Ram Mondas Mckinley Trinity Test University Beverly Hills Eli Hoogs Berkeley Ed Rubinoff Miami Beach Jacek Frost Monterey Cali Ralston Fiam Beoff Keox Australia Hoogs Spain Albert Arilia Rubinoff France Daniel Contet Frost Brazil Thomas Koch Gardner Mulloy New York Bill Bond la Jolla Ron Fisher Houston Tex Alen Fox Los Angeles Jim McManus Bill Lenoir Tucson Ariz

Omro Little League Games Start After Spring Training

Omro Little League opened with two weeks of spring training and two leagues, minor for ages nine to ten and major for twelve to thirteen. Four teams in each, led by White Sox Terry Loker Yankees Stuart Hoeft Tins Tom Kre sal Tigers Tom King and Cardinals Jeff Stang Giants Brian Verstegen Colt 45s Tim Kautza Dodgers Lester Fegel. Each team plays two games weekly Monday to Thursday, with Friday reserved for tee ball for seven and eight year olds at the Omro diamond.

OMRO Omro Lite White Sox Terry Loker Yankees Stuart Hoeft Tom Kresal Tigers Tom King Cardinals Jeff Stang Giants Brian Verstegen Colt

Minor Leagues baseball scores and schedules

In the International League Arkansas 7 Buffalo 3 Columbus 6 Jacksonville 5 Indianapolis 4 Syracuse 7 Richmond 5 across 116 innings. In the Northern League Duluth Superior 6 Grand Forks Aberdeen 5 St Cloud 2 Winnipeg 5 Bismarck Mandan 4.

Arkansas Buffalo Columbus Jacksonville Indianapolis Atlanta Syracuse Richmond Duluth-Snperior Grand Forks Aberdeen St. Cloud Winnipeg Bismarck-Mandan

New York Editor William Shea Named Awards Dinner Chairman

William J A Shea, pivotal in bringing National League baseball back to New York, is named chairman of the Academy of Sports Editors first annual awards dinner. The event, benefiting the March of Dimes, will be held in New York on January 12, 1964, honoring athletes in 26 categories.

New York UPD William JA. Shea National League Baseball The Academy of Sports Editors March of Dimes

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